Everyone knows that they’re supposed to brush their teeth every day and visit their dentist at least once a year (if you didn’t know, now you do!). It’s also a general rule to floss your teeth once a day and fit in at least one round of mouth-washing before bedtime.
Besides preventing minor dental problems like cavities or the beginning of tooth decay, brushing and flossing your teeth can keep you healthy in a bunch of other ways. Your dentist is here to scare you straight when it comes to maintaining excellent dental health.
Brushing your teeth regularly is one of the cornerstones of an effective oral hygiene routine. You want to keep those pearly whites in good shape so you can continue to dazzle others with your brilliant smile and winning personality. However, brushing by itself isn’t enough to ensure good oral health. Your dentist in Asheville is here to warn you about 
Since the 1600s, the third molars have been referred to as “
How many times have you received a dental crown or veneer that caused an eyesore because it did not match the color of your natural teeth? Now, you can get the perfect shade with 
Here! Have a piece of gum! Bet you never expected to hear that from a dentist. Asheville dentist Dr. John White routinely encourages his patients—especially young children—to chew gum with Xylitol. In fact, we have a box full of different flavors for you to choose after your appointment. Read on to learn about the oral health benefits of Xylitol.
Your tooth feels sensitive, but it doesn’t hurt all the time. Ibuprofen usually stops the pain, so should you call your dentist? Sometimes it’s hard to tell if you have a 
Prevention is the key to great dental care. That means taking care of your teeth and gums at home as well as visiting your dentist in Asheville regularly. Just simple brushing and flossing can contain the spread of infections, dangerous bacteria, and even worse—tooth decay—for so long. Now more than ever, the office of John White can help you prevent these pesky dental issues. Our dental team takes pride in staying up to date with 
Undergoing a dental procedure can be an uplifting experience for patients with cracked or broken teeth! Meet Emily, a young woman who wanted to celebrate six years of sobriety by fixing her genetically flawed smile. After placing just temporary dental crowns while her permanent restorations were made, she stated, “even just wearing the temporaries was life-changing. For the first time in years, I wasn’t afraid to smile with my mouth open.” Finally, her permanent crowns were installed. Her final statement concluded that, “Your teeth affect your life every day, they’re a key part of the initial impression you make on others. And for me, for years, they had been quietly making me feel ashamed every time I opened my mouth…Not only do I have so many more amazing things in my life, but I have some integrity today, and some respect for myself. One of the things I learned in recovery is that ‘esteemable’ actions build self-esteem.” Do you find yourself relating to Emily? Her story is truly amazing! Be revolutionary and take an “esteemable action.” Get dental crowns in Asheville! 
Does going to the dentist strike fear into your heart? Does even just thinking about it make your stomach tighten in knots?